Was that an illusion?
For some reason, Angel felt that Ms. Moon had seemed to glance up toward the space above her just now.
It so happened that Angel had only just descended here and was curiously surveying the surroundings. Yet after only a few glances, he noticed Ms. Moon suddenly raise her head toward the ceiling.
As though she were looking straight at him.
However, after observing carefully for a moment, Angel realized that Ms. Moon's gaze was not focused on him.
Though she was not looking at him, Angel could still clearly sense that Ms. Moon seemed to be searching for something... as though someone were watching her from the shadows, giving her a faint feeling that made her instinctively seek out the source of that gaze.
Thinking of this, Angel could not help but sigh inwardly.
Ms. Moon had most likely not discovered him. After all, he was peering over from the Dream Crystal Plain, with an immeasurable gulf of space and time between them.
But judging by Ms. Moon's reaction, she truly had sensed that abnormal feeling of being watched. That was probably why she had raised her head and looked around.
Worthy of a legendary wizard.
Her sensitivity toward being watched was astonishingly high.
As Angel marveled, he stopped staring fixedly at Ms. Moon. Legendary lifeforms could clearly sense such intense observation; thus, he deliberately loosened his visual focus. By reducing direct observation and using associative observation instead, he sensed the situation below in a weaker state of observation.
When Angel weakened his observation, Ms. Moon indeed seemed to gradually relax her guard. She lowered her head and began speaking with Mr. Sun about something.
Come to think of it, although Angel had peered across space and time into this place, it was only a